Thousands Gather at Kibuli to Honor Prince Nuhu Mbogo's Islamic Legacy
The event, held on June 30th, brought together men and women from diverse global locations to celebrate Prince Nuhu Mbogo's significant contributions to the spread of Islam in Uganda. His bravery and selflessness in fighting for Muslim rights, including the legalisation of Muslim caps and halal slaughter, have left a lasting impact on the community.
Salam TV joined a multitude of over a thousand people at Kibuli Grand Mosque to celebrate the 129th anniversary of Prince Nuhu Mbogo's return from exile in Zanzibar, a pivotal moment in the history of Islam in Uganda.
The event, held on June 30th, brought together men and women from diverse global locations to celebrate Prince Nuhu Mbogo's significant contributions to the spread of Islam in Uganda. His bravery and selflessness in fighting for Muslim rights, including the legalisation of Muslim caps and halal slaughter, have left a lasting impact on the community.
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Sheikh Muhammad Galabuzi, Supreme Mufti of Uganda, addressed the gathering, emphasising the importance of trust, robust Muslim leadership, and faith integrity. The event was graced by esteemed dignitaries, including legislators, business leaders, educationists, politicians, religious leaders, and other prominent figures.
His Royal Highness Prince Kassim Nakibinge Kakungulu honoured Prince Nuhu Mbogo's legacy, acknowledging his sacrifices and unwavering dedication to Islam. He expressed gratitude to the Muslim community for joining him and his family in celebrating Prince Nuhu Mbogo's contributions, fostering solidarity and devotion.
The event was broadcast live on Salam TV and its digital platforms, allowing a wider audience to partake in the celebrations. The organising committee of #AmaddaGaMbogo 2024 was commended for their timely execution of the event, emphasising the importance of punctuality.
This historic gathering at Kibuli Grand Mosque serves as a testament to Prince Nuhu Mbogo's enduring legacy and his significant contributions to the growth and development of Islam in Uganda.
